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STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads.


4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Tho Day Limo Steamers will their regular trips
10 Albany intermediate Landings SATURDAY, May -.
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
For Ioson Providence END all Eastern points
tte6n Per new No 80 Norlh RIVER onoblocS
Slh, laLal.St., 81 \. m. daily, except sunday
v H. BKIGGs GenI Passenger AGENT
EDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
Ia LINE Tho Popular Inside Route 10 Boston. ~
Worcester 81 90 Corresponding reduction 70 an points
Steamers city OF Worcester ana -ClV, OF NeW.l
Pier 40 (ol NUMBER North River loot Oh Wattss
pier above Desbrosse3 Ferry day Except sunday ~
5.OOp IN. w. W. blaOl, AGENT
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
i NEW-YORK NEW-lIAVEN and HARTFORD Il K
Trains leave lIarlo River station corner lj!s AMI Liza
col1aye near Thrill Avenue Bridge across Harlem RIVER
reachod by Second Avenue ami suburban EeYdtel ral
daily except SUI lays ~ 6t5 100. OlO TO- liio1
A. M 355 40. $40 go 1880 M. for Port Nor
rls Casanova (Oak PoinD Hunts Point West Farms Van
Most West Chester Timpsnn's Bay Chester (Peham Bay
barlow (Cy IslnO Polh an Manor and NewROchele con
meeting az with trains for all points l5
main line OF NogYOrk New Haven and Hartford Rat
road Limo AMI Air Line Divisions New'Cauaan. Mil
detown New Britain aud Suel branches aud Boston au
all points East
Mdngh for NewRochelle AMI all inter Hats ss
fiona AZ i2l O D. m. daily, encspt Montly&
trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tions al n m 1901 and $3.50 mr. the latter tram
ing at Now. Rochelle with way train TO stamford
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ rs SEwYSkk ASo sH HSltEsr LI kH "a
EAPRES5 TEAMS NO DUST ALWAYS ON TIME
PHLLMAN PALACE pay AND oLEEpiNG CoACHEi
~ DAILY except oul lays Buffalo al Oswego Express
ior water Gtp 5tr1isoar. 5,rIatol lsll ntol Enra
nttn buualo syracuse. OsYeg9 ir35lB OStOrL Norwich
t GoHhe0 ae scranton toe Pttt)l. Wikesbsrrs Dan.
date 3tttIOnA ~, =, ~ 90 ''n0
Scranton ntamton owso taI tnlr connects a. ssr.l
PlttstOn, RlnsstOu- NikssJaGra S'f
Z D. Daily Buffalo Linited Express tor strou Isblrk
Scranton. BnShamtOn. Seso al ARA OjcIaS Blta Wsy
lanl, Buffalo &c, arrtvlnsl BuftJ I; - '
y Daily Bufao IND OsweSo Expross sJr Stro1sbury.
Scranton, BnghamtO1 COrlndt syracuse Oswes0 resll
Oxford Norwich Utica AMI Richhei springs Connects
OwegO for Ithaca AMI nterm te stations except
days Connects Buffalo with tbr all Vest
Tickets for sale and baggage checked l 25j Broadway
WestcOtt Express offices IN New York and Brooklyn.
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financial.
Houston and Texas Central R'y CO

Houston an0 IeXaS CeniTdl n w.
TO HOLDERS OF GENERAL MORTGAGE BoNDsi
Notice hereby that the time for tho deposit OF bonds
in the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY pur'
susn to the bonhoer agreement adopted as stated IN no.
tice Of April g. 1897 has been limited to THURSDAY,
TIE 26TH INST at D. m after which date bonds VIII
only he received upon payment Of PENALTY OF s20
PER BOND.
Dated New. York, May l6 1887.
HENRY BULGE,
Chairman.
CHARLES ROBINSON SMITH.
Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
" HOAD COMPANY. --

the privilege tho shareholders Of the company OF
Aucrbns between tho 18th and 3Ot days OF june
1857 which latter date the privilege VIII cease LOT per
their holdings they stand registered on
Wednesday NAV instant Shareholders entitled TO frac
tion of share subscribe for full share The privilege
70 sOi by shareholder and blank
such purpose will be furnished on application TO
The treasurer Payments be made In ull prior 10 July
1887 Onehalt shall be paid prior 10 July 1887. and
the remaining oneh1 shall be- paid prior TO september
1857 and either receipts viii he gwen bearing in
ierest At the rate Of per cent per annum from nc dae o
until November 1887 At which time sad Iecepls
viii ON and after November !. 1881
for the stock Will Do delivered on surrender
o receipts. NObFkT W. SMITH, lIoaslieI.
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TOR HUDSON and COXSACKIE.

II Steamer KAATERSKfLL, leaves at D. IN. Tuesdays,
Thursdays amt satnr from Pier 3s ~ r. foot OF Jayst
Steamer MCMANUS. Mon tavs, Wednesdays and Fridays
from Pier 80 foot OF both boats connecting with
Boston ana Albany K Il.
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT YoyRTaxck TSGSk LINE

GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after May 10 trains leave
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America,
tS2 Rochester Express, drawing Albany.
Troy. 81 Adams, Rouses Point and Syracuse
800 a M. tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED, composed
and sleeping Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester,
Bnhalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving
M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
til:S0a m Western New.YOrk and Northern Express.
with drawing room
$3.50 M Albany, Troy and Utica Express with drawing
4 m. Aceo ,a et to Albany and Troy.
Niagara Falls Buffalo Toronto Toledo Detroit and Chcago
Dining car New York to Albany.
1880 p M Fast Cincinnati and St. Express with
sleeping cars for Cleyeland Cincinnati Indianapolis 81
Louis. also to Auburn, Geneva and Canandaigua
p NJ, Montreal Express with cars 70 Montreal
Runs 10 Utica, stopping at principal stations
n Special sleeper arrives Rochester m.
falo 935 a m. aud Cleveland. l2l5 D. m. next day
t9l5 Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
Chicago seepngcars to Clayton via Utica daily except
iIl5 ). m Night Express, with sleepIng.cars Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the
for the North except Saturday nightl
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No. Battery
Place Alb Broadway Mott Haven Station l3sh-st, and
at Wescotts Express Offices IL Parx Place lnear Broad
way 7S6 AMI 942 Broadway and so West l25ths New
York; 1873 Washington and $50 Fulton s Brooklyn and 70
4th-sk. Williamsburg
Accommodations wing and sleeping DO
procured OF the ticket offices in NewYork City and
1893 Washington. st, Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
These trains daily All others daily except Sunday
j. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETT,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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DEORGANIZATION OF THE PHILADEL-
III PHIA& READING RAILROAD COMPANY AND
AFFILIATED COMPANIES.
Notice hereby given that the frat instament OF 90 PER
OF the contribution required the stock
tiles deposited with Messrs Brown Brothers Company
Plan OF Reorganization OF the above Companies
hereby called. and will be payable on June J. 1897.
The second lnstament OF 20 PER CENT Is also hereby
called. and will be payable on JULY J. 1887.
Payments be made at the offices OF Messs Brown
phia
by order Of the Board OF Reconstruction Trustees
JNO. Is. GARRETT. Chairman.
THE annual meeting of stockholders of the
Il UNITED NICKEL COMPANY viii be held at 239
Broadway. New.YOrk CITY, Tuesday, Juno Z. at II
f. A. MAR DEN, Secretary.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans leave Chambers Station for Englewood,
Tsnsay Clos,er Spark nm and Nyaek $50 $40 s2S,
iO:S0 p. M. ~ midnight SUNDAYS 7;l0 $50 and
p M. Nor Nanuet Spring Valley. Monsey and Tslmans,
d m.
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4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
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DEU , I AIl II y Y. -. -
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from New.N oTk ana Antwerp every saturday
BELGEN La SaurlaG May -, 81 p m
NOORDLAN Saturday. May - P3O M
Spring and summer Rates FIRST cabin, $50 10 SlUG
Excursion $50 Second cabin, $40 Excursion soU
and SIS. Storage very low rates
PETER WRlGHr& Sons. Goal Agts % Broadway'
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFPICR TIR HONEsTARE MINING COMPANY. MILLS
BUILDING, 10 BROAD ST., NEw- YORK. May 10. lSs7.5
DIVIDEND No. 106.-rhe regular monthly
~ dividend twenty per share has been declared
April the oes Of the company san Francisco
transfer agency NewYork the 10Th inst Trans
fer books close on the 10th inst
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PORTEks suCCEssOR.
Cox, Of North Carolina. 90 he made
First Assistant Secretary Of state.

ESPECIAL 10 THt AfrrAL'l
WAsHIsGroN, September rs There
10 an impression In the Safe Depart
ment that the Frs. Assistant Score
tarythip, made vacant by the resigns-
ton Of Governor Porter, will be ten.
dered 10 tI Representative William r
Cox, Of North Carolins.
81 know" said a prominent Slate
Department official, shat his name
has been held under serious advice.
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He Ia peculiarly fitted for the place
from the fact that for two SESSIONS he
was second on the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, and while there
made special study Of consular mat.
terB and the consular service. The
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VI. Is TBEZEVANT,
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w county and in the supreme Court.
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TIE KSoAMPMES7.

The encampneat opened In due
form In the entertainment hall OF the
Exposition building at $3.50 O'Clock,
tbs Oommanderin Chief, Gen. Fair
child, pres.dirg.
Toe annual address Of the Com
mander In Chiei, which Is very long,
was then presented The 0enefal be-
gan by sending Rreetirgs 70 NC pee
nle Of the Pacific coast Tor the hospi.
tally and cordial Z ceptlon OF last
year. He sincerely congratulated the
order that they we're permitted 70
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their generous welcome. Ho wa.
pleased 10 announces the evidence oil
permanent and healthy growth
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public and Tor the strong love
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

svatiSs. ~ rsall.slho ueces.isy Of out
ward show 10 sshtain - pGzs they de-
sire 70 playr ~---'-
The Duke Of Sutherland has been
among ~. His u one Of the proudest
families belonging TO the proudsst aris-
'tousocy a ~ void. His blood ID Of
the bluest, his CONNECTIONS among the
hiehest in the edhpfrs Of which he i a
citinsn, and he dbr1vsb no added distinc-
Ion nom the f.ct That he is q personal
friend of the Prince OF wales. He is a
duke who Is not 20 proud Of his title as
he il Of being also a simple gentleman.
He makes 10 extra trouble to the land
lord who ents9tains him; he eats % does
his fsllow-cseatures who work with
hand Or bsain, and he walks quietly TO
the steamer or car when he wishes to
travel. He i one of the richest peers
OF England, yet his pride in his position
ishown By his contempt Of vulgar dis
play. t.
Among republicans, who are proud
Of their democratic principles and of
the glory won BY work. the contrast be-
tween the aristocras and plutocrat is en-
tireiy in favor Of the former. The An
glomania 90 prevalent among US, should
teach the rich to emulate the simplicity
practiced by such men a. the Duke Of
Sutherland.
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A COUtrast.

Who has not seen the private cars Of
our millionaires, flashing in gaudy Gid
ing, rush before the dazzled vision? Who
does not remember their snowy dress,
the diamonds Of the ladies who travel
with them and the lordly air with which
they insist on tie costiiest wines, the
most delicate dishes and the best places
n hotel or theater or lecture hall? SEQ
ing these things, who does not realize
that these parties feel the sudden exhil-
aration which springs from . giddy ell
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Gainesville Advocate.

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Gainesville Advocate.
In last Fridays paper we published an
account Of horrible murder committed
at O'Brien, Suwannee county, Wednes-
day night, by which DR.. II. Crawford, q
practicing physician ut that place, Wa
killed in one Of the most cold blooded,
brutal manners recorded in the annals of
crime.
A notice Of the subsequent arrest at
this place Of the supposed negroes, Jim
knight. alise Jim Clark, aud Frank
Moten was also given. The two prison.
ers were held in the Jail here until Sum
day afternoon when they were deliverod
TO Deputy Sheriff Clark, OF Sowannee
county, Who had been sent aftee the 0esa
to eecort them 10 the Jail at Live Ok.
Mr.. Clark left here Sunday evening On
the s., F. & w. train with his prisoner.
but the human brutes were destined
never to reach Live Oak. When the
train reached OBrien. IN eyeWieoeD in
forms us that unmarked men TO the mum.
Der Of two hundred arose spontaneoasly
from the woods and logs around the ata.
ton, and going into the train forced the
deputy to deliver to them his PRISON.
ers, who we're marched of hastily 70 the
woods. Yesterday morning their dead
bodies were found swaying in the xeph-
yrs from the limb Of . tree. They con-